Hard, if not impossible School Android apps deployment. Adobe misses a big opportunity!

I hope some top managers at Adobe are reading this: Adobe Android apps are top of category under many aspects, however deployment in schools is very hard if not impossible.

We are starting to use Chromebooks in our school, and as you may know, these devices can run Android apps.

Some apps are particularly suitable for a young audience, for instance Adobe Skecth. Problem is that each user is forced to sign in to Adobe Cloud before using the app.

As you may understand, a 5 years old student, not only will find it hard to navigate the initial subscription form, but it won't be allowed to subscribe at all, as for Adobe age restrictions policy. Why is that? Didn't Adobe think that young users could benefit from this app category?

There should be a huge change on this, as many Adobe Android apps are suitable for a very young audience and Adobe could hugely benefit from this, building a huge fidelity/retention user program for the future.

Don't forget that 60,000 schools are using Chromebooks all over the world.